Lynch Mob - The Final Ride - Live - CD/DVD

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Tracklist:

  1. Lightning Strikes Again
  2. River Of Love
  3. No Good
  4. Caught Up
  5. Hell Child
  6. Let The Music Be Your Master
  7. Time After Time
  8. Paris Is Burning
  9. Street Fighting Man
  10. It's Not Love
  11. Wicked Sensation

A legendary chapter of hard rock history comes to a thunderous conclusion with The Final Ride, the ultimate live release from Lynch Mob, capturing the band's final run on stage with uncompromising power, precision and attitude.

Available on CD/DVD, Blu-ray and LP, The Final Ride delivers a fully immersive live experience, meticulously recorded, mixed and mastered by Chuck Alkazian at Pearl Sound Studios, ensuring outstanding sonic clarity while preserving the raw intensity and immediacy of a true Lynch Mob performance.

The setlist is a powerful career-spanning journey, combining cornerstone Lynch Mob classics with three iconic Dokken-era songs that remain inseparable from George Lynch's legacy. Explosive performances of "Lightning Strikes Again," "It's Not Love," and "Paris Is Burning" ignite the crowd and serve as a direct bridge between past and present, while Lynch Mob anthems such as "River of Love," "No Good," "Hell Child," "Let the Music Be Your Master," "Street Fighting Man," and the timeless closer "Wicked Sensation" showcase the band at full force.

At the heart of The Final Ride stands George Lynch, whose unmistakable guitar tone, phrasing and musical authority continue to define generations of hard rock and metal guitarists. He is backed by a formidable lineup featuring Gabriel Colon (vocals), Jaron Gulino (bass) and Jimmy D'Anda (drums), delivering a tight, aggressive and emotionally charged performance worthy of the band's legacy.

The Final Ride is more than a live album—it is a farewell, a celebration and a definitive statement. Captured with premium production values and released across multiple physical formats, it stands as an essential document for fans, collectors and anyone who has followed the enduring impact of George Lynch and Lynch Mob on hard rock history.

The final curtain falls—but the fire still burns.